Fucking High

Entre Linhas' song "Fucking High" is a vivid portrayal of the hedonistic and carefree lifestyle often associated with party culture. The lyrics are a mix of Portuguese and English, reflecting a globalized youth culture that embraces a blend of languages and influences. The recurring phrase "fucking high" serves as a mantra for the song, encapsulating the euphoric and altered state of mind that the characters in the song are experiencing. This state is not just about substance use but also about the high energy and relentless pace of the party scene.

The song's narrative revolves around a night of endless partying, where the vibe is always high, and the energy never drops. The lyrics describe a cycle of people coming and going, with the party atmosphere remaining constant. This "entra e sai" (enter and exit) dynamic symbolizes the transient nature of partygoers and the fleeting moments of connection and excitement. The mention of various substances like "purple, drink e beck" (purple, drink, and weed) highlights the role of drugs in enhancing the party experience, while also hinting at the potential for escapism and the desire to disconnect from reality.

Cultural references to being a "rockstar" and mentions of brands like Vice magazine and Ciroc vodka add layers to the song, painting a picture of a glamorous yet chaotic lifestyle. The lyrics also touch on the sense of invincibility and recklessness that often accompanies such a lifestyle, with lines like "tanto faz, mano, tanto faz" (it doesn't matter, bro, it doesn't matter) emphasizing a carefree attitude. However, beneath the surface, there's an underlying sense of disorientation and a search for meaning, as seen in lines like "Entendendo nada" (understanding nothing) and "To sem noção nessa vibe" (I'm clueless in this vibe).